Re: MSNBC

Chris was just trying to get in her pants, wouldn't you? David Karr wrote:

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> > Alright everyone, lemme have it. > > Sheepishly, > --DK > > "David Karr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:8bu80t$lus$[email hidden]... > > Hey Ed, > > > > I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected a > real > > sense of moral outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But > > Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's > > book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her > > lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic. > > > > DK > > > >

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Alright everyone, lemme have it. Sheepishly, --DK

Hey Ed, I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected a real sense of moral outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic. DK

Alright everyone, lemme have it. Sheepishly, --DK "David Karr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8bu80t$lus$[email hidden]... > Hey Ed, > > I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected areal

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> sense of moral outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But > Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's > book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her > lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic. > > DK > >

Your vocabulary is bigger than mine. What does horrically mean? Todd David Karr <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8bu80t$lus$[email hidden]... > Hey Ed, > > I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected areal

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> sense of moral outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But > Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's > book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her > lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic. > > DK > >

From the King's***tionary. Horrically. She whom you wouldn't want your wife to meet at a Cheese Social. Why watch msnbc when O'Reilly's on Fox? dave henrie

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> Your vocabulary is bigger than mine. What does horrically mean? > Todd > > Hey Ed, > > I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected a > real > > sense of m***outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But > > Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's > > book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her > > lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic. > > DK

Pat Dotson wrote: > > Chris was just trying to get in her pants, wouldn't you? Why? Did he shit his? BB

oop. typo. make that horrifically. Sorry for the accidental post. DK "Todd Sorensen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:WSyE4.23821$[email hidden]... > Your vocabulary is bigger than mine. What does horrically mean? > > Todd

From the King's Dicktionary. Horrically. She whom you wouldn't want your wife to meet at a Cheese Social. Why watch msnbc when O'Reilly's on Fox? dave henrie Todd Sorensen wrote:

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> > Your vocabulary is bigger than mine. What does horrically mean? > > Todd > > David Karr <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:8bu80t$lus$[email hidden]... > > Hey Ed, > > > > I gotta say, Chris Hitchens sounded great--took control, and injected a > real > > sense of moral outrage into his reading of Clinton foreign policy. But > > Chris Matthews was horrically fawning in his treatment of Peggy Noonan's > > book-selling tour (_The Case Against Hilary_). He gave a stage, fed her > > lines, gave her cues, and never challenged her. That was a bit pathetic. > > > > DK > > > >